This insightful work reviews both the successes and failures of domestic issues during the Bush and Clinton presidencies. In The President’s Agenda, Paul Light argues the absence of fresh ideas stands out in the work of these two Presidents. Light attributes this increasingly limited agenda to the problems associated with the end of the welfare state, the thickening of government, the problems of the budget and the Reagan effect. This book will be of interest to all students of political science. | The President's Agenda by Paul Light, Paperback | Indigo Chapters